cavanagh. supervisor kim. >> thank you. i just had some quick questions. i appreciate you going through the process of looking at alternatives before we looked at installing our own bathrooms. actually it's less of a land use issue for me, right-of-way. which i know the cost issue is the appropriate place for that is budget committee. so, you had mentioned on third and hudson. what were the operating hours of the taco bell and kfc that made it inappropriate? ~ the service line hours? >> they're open from 10:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. and the line runs from 6:45 to 12:15 a.m. >> okay. so, there was nothing that was starting that -- open that early? >> early enough or late enough. [speaker not understood]. >> and the same on -- i'm sorry, third and fitzgerald? >> let's see. the line runs from 6:30 to 1:00 a.m. and the businesses that we contacted were essentially 9:00 to 5:00. >> i see he, okay. thank you. >> thank you, supervisor kim ~. i will also just add i have been involved in this issue for quite sometime. when the mta first came forward with the idea of th

well go back with me for tonight's big picture politics panel are tim cavanagh nate sweet and he knew some let's get back to it earlier today the bill to extend unemployment insurance by more than three months or actually by another three months. an important procedural vote in the senate sixty eight to thirty seven they needed sixty votes to get past this squeak but this isn't passing the bill this is just saying ok let's talk about the bill and. so a not a done deal with this thing is going to make it the sun and be even if it does get out of the senate john boehner is saying wait a minute guys i want to cut you know there's got to be some money that some poor people are getting someplace that we can take to pay for this because and what i don't understand is why democrats are not saying hey you know we subsidize the big banks in this country the tune of eighty three billion dollars a year we subsidize the oil industry in this country to the tune of explicitly three billion dollars a year and implicitly probably closer to fifteen twenty maybe as much as forty billion when you includ

i'm joined this afternoon by our project manager ted cavanagh on this project who will assist with any detailed questions the board might have. this item before you this afternoon requests authorization for the director of transportation to review contract 1770 sunset tunnel track way improvement project the lowest responsible bidder $16,123,600. our estimate was $18,500,000. [speaker not understood] reliability and efficiency, reduce structure and maintenance and the portal retaining wall. the work scope before you today includes the existing track way, replacing the system, providing seismic [speaker not understood] cable infrastructure, tagging loops, de tag and other miscellaneous work to include upgrades to the curve signal system, replacing sand pipe valve, cleaning drain lines and [speaker not understood]. as you can see this is a major project. for member's clarification, key stop at 28th and judah was also included in the initial bid packet or the deductible or deletable bid item. this work had to be removed from the contract because environmental approvals for the key stop wi

jason cavanagh was identified as one of the gang members through the use of mobile phones and dna found on the pillowcase which was used as a makeshift baklava. he was convicted by a jury in december after fourteen ninety eight trial the richest and somebody was praised by the judge for their coverage and fortune like cheese or noise forever every time. we took the course sweetie as the tops of the most since the twenty oh one to fourteen the fourteenth of march. it tells them for life. he has blessed us this ongoing still sits on health issues. today we have some toast and sentence. updates to come back. never get over it. you call that a witty cynical spot. and when somebody is painted white speck of dust judge mark nolan said. this kind of operation to play in stands of criminal behavior he said the stress of extreme violence have been used against the richardson the money and jason cabin i would have known the effects this was tough on them. he set the appropriate sentence was fifteen years in jail the team trainer rte news at dublin circuit criminal court the eagle county council c

already begun full stop but the high level meeting in moscow runs from the mystical to a piece of the cavanagh said. he says seriously she should be decided through bunting of the opposition's demands croissants removal as a precondition for the still makes no sense. it seems that isn't it a great deal of insecurity among those people who are sick and the conditions put him in negotiations to start that this should happen and that could happen. this should be the outcome of the negotiations here that should be the outcome of the negotiations. if the people have confidence in the dead ability to attract the city and people if they believe they get present and ambitions of the city in population than they should be ready to go to the bottom looked like they need to set preconditions i miss all put on this. at the end of the day. no country. other than seeing people can decide what will happen is here. and if they tried to impose of issues on the city and people shown on a trip to see the fading of the process on the ground and served thousand people to be killed during into rebel fight scene wit

is this the cavanagh i first asked or what the u.s. response is then to the crisis in the country. it hasn't really been much of a change in the u.s. response throughout the course of this crisis basically with washington again today threatening sanctions against ukraine if the violence there escalates the spokesman jay carney did praise the ukrainian president's decision to meet again with the protesters but he did basically pin the blame on the current crisis on the government saying that the president there has basically failed to address what he called the legitimate concerns of the protesters now on the sanctions no firm decision just yet it does seem that washington is sort of hoping to basically wait it out not really resort to taking that step really hoping that in a coach will make some moves perhaps to calm the crisis down but it's not all empty threats we did see earlier this week the u.s. revoking the visas of several top ukrainian officials who were implicated in ordering police violence not in the latest crackdown but what happened in december in november just saying

well the magic would need for tonight's big picture rubble of chris allman and tim cavanagh let's get back to it on monday lawmakers on capitol hill unveiled a one point one trillion dollars spending bill i don't need to go through all this basically they said part of the new budget is we're not going to close gitmo right once again five years in a row we've had you know congress say we're going to put a line into the budget this is the president cannot spend any federal dollars to close my personal opinion my theory on this is that get always a war crime get moes an abomination is according to a several good republican sources is number one recruiting tool and so if the president had closed it early on or any point during his presidency then it becomes bush's get know if they can keep it open if republicans can keep it open until the end of the obama presidency it becomes the bush obama get mo and it's not so obvious that it was a bush war crime and i am i totally out there or do you guys i may be giving republicans more credit for thinking than they i mean i think they legitimately

in the majority opinion, judge cavanagh stated that the commission's political prognostications may not prove to be correct regardless. in mayor may not rely of political guesswork about future congressional appropriations. did not considered a close call. why did it take you a court decision will to move forward without legal mandate. why was the political part rustication about political this work about congressional appropriation not being independent from political interest to consideration. >> those decisions are made. i was not trying to second-guess the decision that were made in the best. i can assure you that we are fully complying with the court's decision and we are moving forward continuing with the proceedings. we're moving for properly and this. >> let's move to that. the commission has repeatedly and knowledge in this order that it does not have adequate resources. issue a decision. is that correct? >> for to fully complete the lessons in decision. >> issue a decision pursuant to the review. >> that you propose a supplemental budget? >> we have not. >> have you taken any